A Sci-Fi / Space Opera AU Fire Alone Can Save Our Planet... For generations, four space stations of an alien race of cats have shared the solar system according to the laws laid down by their ancestors. But the Thunder Fleet cats are in grave danger, and the sinister Shadow Fleet grows stronger every day. Noble soldiers are dying - and some deaths are more mysterious than others. In the midst of this turmoil appears an ordinary working cat named Rusty... who may turn out to be the bravest pilot of them all. --- Cover by Harriertail -- A sci-fi retelling of the Warrior Cats series. A very simple beat-for-beat retelling but with all the characters as an anthro species of cat living in a futuristic space setting. Plot rewriting will be minimal. Updates by chapter as I find time Also available on Tumblr and AO3

This has all happened before, and it will happen again. Jessica Nagala is a Cadet fresh from the war academy. One of the most gifted pilots in Colonial Fleet her abilities will be tested as the Cylons return after forty years. The Cylons have long waited for their time to return home and destroy Humanity once and for all. Nowhere to run, and nowhere to hide, their only salvation lies on the mythical Earth. Based upon the reimagined version of Battlestar Galactica from 2004-2009. Originally envisioned by Glen A. Larson who wanted to create a unique sci-fiction series came the Saga of Star World, were the Cylons destroy Humanities homes, and they search for the mythical Earth, home of the thirteenth tribe.

Sixty years prior to Project Eden and the events of "What Remains Upon Arrival," there were the mysterious Titan Missions. Questions were left unanswered after the disappearance of the crews that caused humanity to pull back from the stars. Follow along with communications officer, Declan Morgan, as the crew of Titan II tries to unravel the mystery. They will quickly find out that they are not alone on the Saturn moon of Titan. Though this is a prequel and part of the "What Remains" universe, this can be considered a standalone story, however, I would still strongly recommend taking a look at "What Remains Upon Arrival" as well.

In the spirit of great Space Opera by Peter F Hamilton, Jack Campbell, and Larry Niven comes Aeon 14. If you love strong heroines like Kris Longknife, then you're going to love Tanis Richards. Major Richards needs to get out of the Sol System Demoted by the military and hung out to dry, the media labels her the Butcher of Toro. Despite her soiled record, Tanis still one of the best military counter-insurgency officers in the Terran Space Force. And they need her to find the terrorists responsible for trying to destroy the GSS Intrepid, a massive interstellar colony ship in the final phases of construction at the Mars Outer Shipyards. It'll be her ticket out of the Sol system, but Tanis discovers she is up against more than mercenaries and assassins. Major corporations and governments have a vested interest in ensuring the Intrepid never leaves Sol, ultimately pitting Tanis against factions inside her own military. With few friends left, Tanis will need to fight for her life to get outsystem. Contains violence and some foul language. 17+ recommended.

He slagged the saviour of the galaxy. Now, he has to take the bastard's place. Nishin Reed has made a cosmic mistake. After escaping slavers and becoming the protective captain of a ragtag starship, the middle-aged freelancer goes all out to avenge the death of one of his crew. And shocked to learn he's offed the poster boy for the rebellion, the scruffy black-marketeer is horrified when he and his crew inherit the guy's impossible mission. Praying the hefty reward will help him reunite with his long-lost daughter, Nishin sets course to fetch an unknown package from a quarantined planet. But as he flees determined assassins, killer droids, and hungry aliens, the loveable rogue can feel his luck running dry. Is he leading his shipmates to glorious victory or an infamous grave? Verse for the World-Weary is the humorous first book in The Verser Volumes science fiction fantasy series. If you like brash yet endearing heroes, found family, and cockamamie schemes, then you'll love Simon Tull's fast-paced epic adventure.

Six people kidnapped by an alien spaceship is asked to help save earth. Monday morning at 5:00 am Mark James turns off his alarm, one of these days I'm going to throw that damn thing out the window. Mark is a 45-year-old systems engineer at the largest aerospace company in the U.S. located in south Texas. He is a little overweight due to all the time he spends sitting at a desk he is starting to show some gray at the sides of his dark brown hair. He had to go into work early today because they were doing the final test of a new rocket engine that uses 38 percent less fuel and double the output power than the current ones. He gets up and heads to the bathroom for his morning routine. After brushing his teeth and shaving he gets into the shower, after he is done with his shower as he was turning off the water everything went black. Monday morning at 7:00 am Susan Cook, a 28-year-old software programmer in Palo Alto California, Susan is 5' 7" tall with a slim build and blond hair. She is sitting at the table eating breakfast thinking about the problem she was having with a piece of software. She was working on a new security software for one of the largest companies in the world. She thinks she now knows what the problem is and wants to get to the office to fix it so they can start finalizing it. She got up to put her dishes in the dishwasher. After getting dresses and grabbing her bag she heads out to her car, as she was reaching to open the door everything went black.

Because in a system built for control... the most dangerous flaw is human. Dr. Emilynn Mendoza was sent to a distant planet to study its potential for human life. She never made it there. Shipwrecked on a frozen world too hostile for human survival, Emilynn is forced to rely on her android assistants for warmth, protection, and survival. She shouldn't have trusted them with her touch. Now one android is willing to risk everything for her freedom. Another is desperate to understand the strange new emotions growing inside him. And one has become terrifyingly devoted to keeping her alive, whether she wants him to or not. Because on a planet where the cold kills quickly... love might be the most dangerous system failure of all. #30dc

Theo the Emperor - Part One: From Childhood to War Baetica, fourth century. Beneath a sky fought over by the bright gods and the gods of the deep, Theo is fifteen. He grows up on the land of his forefathers, between the golden olive groves and the black mines that swallow men alive, in the shadow of a towering father - one of Rome's greatest generals. Theo believes him home from the armies for good. He is wrong. A soldier's son is a soldier by blood, and the Empire will come for him. He learns the sword in camp, discovers the secret his mother hides in the low room of the house, watches men and beasts die in the arena - and then, one day, a letter from the court shatters everything. His father is recalled to war, and Theo wins the unthinkable: leave to go with him. He leaves behind the sun, his kin, his gods, and sails toward the far end of the known world. There lies Britain: an island of mist and iron, a sea that takes its toll, a moor where men kill beneath the great wall at the edge of the world. And it is there, between two charges, that Theo meets what neither Rome nor the gods foresaw - Erelieva. A Gothic princess, a lead rider, a Christian of a faith some call truth and others call heresy. Hostage, ally, enemy. Everything divides them: the frontier, their blood, the God they pray to. And yet, in the one warm place on a frozen land, two children the world has promised to opposing sides know each other at last - and seal, in secret, what it will one day cost them to carry. Told in two voices - the emperor grown old, and the woman who shared his youth - this first part is a novel of coming-of-age, flesh, and faith, meticulously researched: every chapter set beneath the sign of a god, every page steeped in the dust of the mines, the salt of the crossing, and the cold of the borderlands. A childhood tipping into war - and a love born on the wrong side of the line.

They didn't choose the journey. The journey chose them. Marcus, Lisa, Sabrina, Tyler, Tia, and Jake are ordinary people with ordinary lives- they wake up in a world that shouldn't exist. Before they can make sense of it, an unknown machine tears them away and drops them into another reality... and then another. They have no map. No control. No way back. Each world is built on a single idea taken to its extreme, forcing them to navigate societies unlike anything they've ever imagined. Some are beautiful. Others are terrifying. All of them are dangerous. The machine offers only one rule: Survive. Because with every world they endure, they move one step closer to home. But millions of realities may stand between them and that goal. Why were these six strangers chosen? Who built the machine? And what happens if they fail before reaching the final world? As the answers slowly unfold, one truth becomes impossible to ignore: They aren't just traveling through worlds. They're being tested by them. If you ever want to email me then here: Stottsshirlene@gmail.com